Huntington Transitional Living - Women's House III Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Huntington Transitional Living is a women's recovery residence on Davis Street in Huntington, West Virginia, the seat of Cabell County. Four women live here at $420 a month with Level 2 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences.

A Small Women's Sober House in Huntington

Four beds, single gender, in a residential street on the city's east side. Davis Street sits off the main avenue corridors in an older neighborhood of single-family housing, which gives the house an ordinary residential setting. That distinction matters to residents who have spent months in institutional buildings.

Admission to This Women's Recovery Home

Ninety days sober is required, or arrival directly from long-term treatment. The threshold is the same across all eight of the operator's houses, and it defines what kind of residence this is: a step after treatment.

Level 2 Certification and What It Obliges

Certification at Level 2 through the state alliance of recovery residences requires written disclosure of fees and house rules before anyone moves in, a written relapse and discharge policy, adherence to a published code of ethics, and an external complaint process. Since 2024, West Virginia has tied state referrals and funding to holding that certification.

Medication-Assisted Recovery for Women in This Sober Living Home

Sublocade, Vivitrol and Brixadi are accepted, matching the operator's policy at every address it runs.

Cabell County Recovery Housing and Huntington's Neighborhoods

Huntington's east side holds a large share of the city's older residential streets, connected to downtown by Tri-State Transit Authority routes and within reach of Cabell Huntington Hospital, Marshall University and the county courthouse. The city is the regional center for West Virginia's western counties and the tri-state corner, which is why a woman leaving treatment in a smaller town nearby usually looks for a Huntington address first.